LonZell Hill has retired from his career as a football star, and will now lend his leadership and teaming talents to our Salvation Army Renton Rotoray Food Bank and Service Center. Click here to read the full story in the Seattle Times.
LonZell Hill has retired from his career as a football star, and will now lend his leadership and teaming talents to our Salvation Army Renton Rotoray Food Bank and Service Center. Click here to read the full story in the Seattle Times.
Kuddos to you
LonZell – well major kuddos to you! It is great to see someone with a name and a following take an interest in an area most definitely in need. I have lived in the Renton/Skyway area for 20 years and it is painful to see it such as it has become. It is as though, nobody cares. Nobody wants to step in because it is beneath them.
I know there are lots of current/former notables that do great civic things but those usually are in Seattle proper, not the outlying areas.
I can only hope that others in the neighborhood see this and realize that with you at the helm, they too can join in and help to make a difference.
Hope you and your family have a great holiday season.
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